SAG-AFTRA’s David White Appointed to San Francisco Federal Reserve Board of Directors
White continues as national executive director of the union but will now get to weigh in on the economy at a high level.
SAG Awards Accuses Oscars of "Intimidation" to Secure Exclusive Presenters
The union claims the Academy is pressuring its members ahead of its Jan. 27 ceremony.
Why Original 'Lion King' Writers Are Losing Out With This Year's Remake
As the studio readies a new version of the 1994 classic, as well as 'Dumbo' and 'Aladdin,' for 2019, long-standing credit and residuals disparities upset story artists who worked on the earlier versions.
SAG-AFTRA, IATSE Declare Support for Actors Equity Strike As Union Warns Off Strikebreakers
The Actors Equity strike, in its fifth day, targets the development process used by new shows, especially musicals.
Hollywood Unions Line Up in Support of Possible L.A. Teachers Strike
SAG-AFTRA, IATSE, the Teamsters and musicians union issued statements, but the WGA and DGA were silent.
Musicians Union Declares Support for Actors Strike Over Share of Broadway Profits
The Actors Equity strike, in its third day, targets the development process used by new shows, especially musicals.
Actors Equity on Strike for Share of Record Broadway Profits
The Do Not Work order targets the development process used by new shows, especially musicals.
Digital Double-Header: WGA East Scores at Vice Media, SAG-AFTRA at NY Public Radio
Vice workers ratify four Writers Guild East contracts, while NYPR agrees to voluntary recognition of online Gothamist reporters by SAG-AFTRA.
$2 Billion in Residuals Are Paid Annually — But How Much Gets Lost?
As SAG-AFTRA fields actor complaints over a "time-consuming" process, one source estimates that $300 million goes unpaid across five unions as producers and studios benefit.
WGA Tweaks Theatrical Credit Rules
A change in timing generated opposition, but most of the alterations were cosmetic.
